Here are our tips for making the most of the smaller crowds and the inevitable feeling of accomplishment by heading out for a wet-weather walk.

Adventure doesn’t wait for the weather, and the rain shouldn’t stop you from getting outside to do what you love. Here’s our perfect kit list for a rainy-day walk or hike.

Festivals season is upon us so here are a few of our top eco-friendly tips to help you go green this year.

We all know that getting outside can generally make us feel better - but this is for some very specific reasons, and there is a wealth of benefits to be gained from just taking a short walk. Here are our top 7 mental health benefits of getting outside.

We believe the outdoors is for everyone, and are passionate about helping people to get outside. We’ve asked The Outdoor Guide's Debbie North about her favourite accessible walks, to inspire our customers with disabilities to go exploring and discover new places around the country.

Merrell ambassador Nabihah Iqbal tells us about her inspiring relationship with the natural world.

Cotswold Outdoor have been working with the Juniper Trust for the last ten years, supporting several of their projects in areas frequently visited by KE Adventure clients. 

Caudwell LymeCo charity fill us in on how to avoid catching Lyme disease in the outdoors.

We caught up with Wendy Searle, Jo Bradshaw and Alex Mason to find out what they love about the outdoors, and how we can empower more women to discover adventure for themselves.

Whether you’re heading out with Girlguiding, The DofE Award or World Challenge, taking part in expeditions is an exciting way to learn valuable skills and experience the great outdoors.

A scenic walk in crisp winter air is the perfect, budget-friendly way to blow away the hibernation fog and come back to life post-Christmas. 

Live in the city but belong on the trails? All's not lost when you've got big goals or a tough event but can't get out there - check out these great tips from our friends at Salomon for working your training plan around city life.

The idea of escaping the rush-hour traffic and public transport is the reason a lot of us have probably thought about taking up run-commuting – but the idea of carrying all that kit, getting dressed in the office and embracing such a new way of life can be intimidating. Here are our top tips to overcome the fear, get started and watch the health benefits (and money savings) start to rack up.